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Audible Audiobook

Listening Length: 5 hours and 21 minutes

Program Type: Audiobook

Version: Unabridged

Publisher: HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books

Audible.com Release Date: October 7, 2014

Whispersync for Voice: Ready

Language: English, English

ASIN: B00NI3L9A6

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

I purchased this book as part of a 30 Days of Pride Book Review project. The following is that review:After locking lips with a girl called Anastasia at a Global Young Leaders of the World camp, Leila Azadi returns to Armstead Academy as a Persian scaredy-cat. Even English class makes her anxious these days. She began to notice things she hadn't before… that she was different, and not just as an Iranian-American amongst a sea of white faces, white teeth, and white fences. She was definitely not ready to confess her lady loving ways and face the possible consequences from conservative Iranian-immigrant parents, and a school full of people she already felt enough glaring differences from. That's when the most beautiful girl she'd ever seen, Saskia Lansing, enrolled in her school and she knew she was in trouble.This was an enjoyable book.On its face, it's a straightforward example of a teen romance novel, right down to the twists and realizations that come about later in the story (which I won't spoil/reveal) but it is also a story about family, friendship, and feelings of otherness. I like the acknowledgment of people being more complicated than they first appeared to be to Leila and that she didn't actually know every side of anyone just like they didn't know every side of her. It made character interactions and motivations seem more genuine.I really enjoyed Leila’s narrative voice, as well. She had a smart, funny, and interesting perspective to offer to the unfolding drama in her life. When her internal monologue realized, “Oh. This bitch is crazy,” I laughed out loud…. Because I had just been thinking the same thing.It isn't the best book I've ever read by any means. Sometimes what Leila says or thinks one minute seems to be in direct conflict with what she says or does the next. The villain of the story is very over the top in her behavior...extreme in a way that points toward an actual personality disorder...and it might have been nice to see some more direct evidence of her motivations, even though some of it could be inferred from context. The writing was middle-school simplistic. The story was predictable. The characters were predictable.But it still had a sort of charm.Would I recommend it? I would recommend it to someone looking to read this story, if that makes sense. If someone is looking for a YA lesbian romance or looking for a story about struggling to come out because of cultural expectations. This book would come to mind for them. It isn't a spectacular life changing read, but it is a perfectly enjoyable YA romance.Okay, time to break out the project scales.On my Queer Counterculture Visibility Scale, which I invented to highlight books that represent some of the less visible sides of the LGBTQ+ community, I felt this book did really well. The point of view character was a young woman of color who identified as a Lesbian. There was a lot of rich white people in the story, but there was also tacit acknowledgement of that fact, and how it affected all the other characters that didn't fit into that category. It explored the unique challenges of coming out when there are cultural pressures on top of societal ones. It even talked about the difficulty of being “ethnically-ambiguous” and the awkward social interactions that happen because of it. I will add that another review I read complained that it didn't shine a very good light on bisexuals, though I'm not sure I would agree that the character she felt was representing bisexuality in the book, really was bisexual at all. But I'll leave that for the individual reader to decide for themselves. I'm giving it:4.5 out of 5 starsOn my Genre Expectation scale, which I am using to measure individual books next to the expectations I have for any book in that genre, it does fine. Not spectacular. Just fine. It seemed, to me, to be a good representation of the genre and delivered no more or less than what I was expecting from it.3 out of 5

This is my introduction to Sara Farizan's writing as part of the #ReadProud challenge for the Authors of Color category.First of all, can I say this is one of the best titles I've seen ever? It's clever. It's deep. It sets the tone for the entire piece.This is also one of my first true teen romances that I've read, where romance really is the main plot. I suspect my few, personal, microscopic critiques in regards to this book are due to my lack of knowledge about the genre.This was a fast read, and the audiobook was pretty enthusiastic. We follow Layla through the course of her school and her crush on an extremely toxic girl who was bad news from the get-go. I'm being cautious of names due to potential spoilers. I suspect some people fell for that girl's charm and then felt a huge plot twist when Layla puts together just how horrible this girl actually is.Although predictable with the eventual love interest (a much better choice though gross, smoking), we see justice. We see Iranian-immigrant parents struggle with their daughter's sexuality. We have an uplifting ending. We have people who want to come into their own. We have some moments where things are just charming.IMO, Tomas needs to be punched in the face. Repeatedly. He was the biggest flaw in the book and although he was created to capture the really catty, bitchy gay theatre men, it felt a bit on the extreme side. THAT SAID, although that was my opinion (him being the biggest flaw in the book), I'm new to romance. It's entirely possible that for a teen romance he's actually exactly what was/is necessary for success.The middle school play section seemed unnecessary and like it was designed for word count, however again, this is something that could be wrong.I'm giving this a 4-star. My personal opinions on some of the flaws aside, I think it's a very important book and I think it'd delight a lot of younger teenagers.

I'm not sure how to review this book. I was so excited to read TELL ME AGAIN HOW A CRUSH SHOULD FEEL, but sadly, this one really missed the mark for me.The premise was promising enough, and I think the love story between two of the characters was sweet, but didn't deliver quite the emotional punch that it could have. We also saw no closure with the villain, which made me feel like my Kindle version might be missing half the book. I kept scrolling after the last scene and was shocked to find myself at the end.I wish there'd been more of an actual story arc, as well as more detailed character arcs for Leila and Lisa. There was a LOT of room for emotional depth which was quite lacking from all characters, leaving them all a bit flat, and me a bit detached.TELL ME AGAIN HOW A CRUSH SHOULD FEEL had a great premise, and I enjoyed the cultural references, the awkwardness of first love and finding oneself, but as a whole, this story fell short for me.Not having to do with the author or the storyline itself, I am really disappointed in the lack of editing in this traditionally published book. Telling vs showing, short sentence structure usually reserved for building tension but used constantly in this book, miscellaneous punctuation mistakes, lack of character development, etc.; these are all things that a good editor should have caught. Ms. Farizan was done a disservice in this aspect of the process.My Rating: PG

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